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Border control. >> youre right. thats why the patriotic house members position has got to be until the senate is republicans, preferably rubio free, sorry. we wont pass a bill that mentions immigrant and you should know, john boehner wants to secretly pass amnesty, because idiots are telling him oh it will be a boon for republicans, and its an utter fig leaf to pretend this will secure the border. one agent every 1,000 yards. more government workers, more pensions, doesnt shore up the border a f...

Made by hank hughes. he said not only did the fbi blow it, 7,000 interviews, he said not only did you blow it but there was a coverup. what do you say to that? >> its not right. if he had that trouble speaking ntsb hierarchy, i was in that hangar pretty much every day. he could have come over to me and said, hey, i think they are leading you down some way-way street the wrong way. in fact any of those fellas could have done that. i dont question their motive. i just wish if someone felt that str...

Pussyfooting around. yet it seems they have waited until they have their pensions before they became whistleblowers. its a bunch of bull crap. i dont understand it if they felt that strongly. ntsb and the science they brought to it, for them to disregard something that was important or correct, i dont see that its possible. i have no idea why they came forward now other than the fact maybe its a good time for the idea of blowing whistles and making documentaries. >> in 1996, abc reporter pierre ...

York in jail because of public corruption still getting pensions from elected office. jon: why cant being a convicted felon, why cant they write some side of the law that says youre a convicted felon, you lose your pension. >> they can and amend the law and change it. in new york it would require a constitutional amendment. some people are proposing that. here in chicago a person convicted of a violent murder and still getting a pension. the public is paying for his incarceration and pension. jo...

They say by creating a stink because they say the deal stinks and to avoid certain bankruptcy detroit is asking bondholders to accept penny0s then dollar or get nothing. investors say theyre getting the shaft are the unions are getting a pace and their pensions are getting a pass. the unions beg to differ. this former chrysler dealer went through something during the auto bailouts when he says the government caused chrysler to shutter the company. he notice sure detroit will record. deja vu. >> ...

>> hes creative in terms of how he puts together his pension. senator john cornyn of texas apparently been collecting three pensions. >> not one, not two. >> but three. >> on top of his salary according to the national journal, the number two ranking senate republican collected $65,000 in pension benefits in addition to his $174,000 senate salary in 2012. according to a national journal amended financial disclosures revealed the pensions date back to when he served in the texas judicial system a...

Without looking at their dashboard. now were literally in a position where detroit cant afford to turn its streetlights on at night. for over 50 years ive had people driving blind. >> the bailout. we kept hearing about how big a success that was. detroit was bailed out. how is detroit doing after the bail out. >> put the city of detroits financial condition in context of what we saw with general motors. for gm, for every dollar of asset they had $20 in debt. the city of detroit is $33 of debt fo...

Approval rating along with a high unemployment rate. >> in a big democratic state. he has the bromancess going. >> can he make it through a gop primary in 2016 where the voters like their candidates super conservative? >> absolutely for two reasons. he governs as a conservative. this is not a guy in a deep blue state who is a moderate. he is a conservative governor who has reformed civil service pensions in a way that has never deny but not. a very pro union state. he has reform and taken on the...

Has managed to maintain a high approval rating along with a high unemployment rate. >> in a big democratic state. he has the bromancess going. >> can he make it through a gop primary in 2016 where the voters like their candidates super conservative? >> absolutely for two reasons. he governs as a conservative. this is not a guy in a deep blue state who is a moderate. he is a conservative governor who has reformed civil service pensions in a way that has never deny but not. a very pro union state....

State? well, obamacare might end that luxury. state and local governments have an option of moving their retirees into affordable care acts new exchanges, shifting the burden to the federal government, hence the taxpayer. stuart varney is here and you predicted this. >> many times on this program, we predicted this kind of bailout for pension and health plans of retired city and state workers. this is how its going to happen. you transfer the health care benefits to workers, from the health care...